Canadian teens land 20 picks in MLB draft
Twenty Canadians were chosen across three days in baseball's MLB draft, down from 25 in 2016 and far below the record 48 in 2002. Landon Leach of Pickering, Ontario, was the first Canadian selected in round two by the Minnesota Twins, while London Ont shortstop Adam Hall went 60th to the Baltimore Orioles.
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Martin lifts Blue Jays past Rays with tiebreaking homer
Toronto wins 7-6 after Russell Martin leads off the eighth with a solo shot off Jose Alvarado to snap a tied game. Francisco Liriano struck out nine in seven innings, Joe Smith took the loss, Roberto Osuna closed for his 17th save. Rays drop to 2-6 in eight games.
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Nationals draft Dusty Baker's son in 27th round
Darren Baker, son of Washington manager Dusty Baker, was taken by the Nationals in the 27th round of the MLB draft. The 18 year old shortstop from Jesuit High School in California aspired to UC Berkeley, and the three day draft saw 1,215 players selected. Also noted was Peyton Glavine, son of Tom Glavine, chosen in the 37th round by the Angels.
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Late MLB slate features mixed results across leagues
Washington and Milwaukee led divisions with solid records as several games produced high scores. Notable outcomes included the Dodgers edging the Indians and the Mets defeating the Cubs, while several teams posted wins or losses in tight divisional races. All times are Mountain with multiple late games and a crowded Thursday schedule.
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Major League Leaders Honor Top Batting and Pitching Figures
The report lists top players across the American and National Leagues, led by Judge and Goldschmidt in batting averages, with Ruthian metrics like 57 RMS for Goldschmidt and 126 strikeouts for Sale. It highlights key figures such as Dickerson, Castro, Altuve, and Bogaerts in hits, RBIs, doubles, and trips, plus standout pitchers Keuchel, Senzatela, and Kershaw with ERAs and win totals.
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CFL Pre season Standings End of Pre-Season
Ottawa leads the standings with 1100 points for and 30 points against after Week One. Toronto sits at 1100 with 24 for and 20 against, while Hamilton shows 1010 with 2 for and 30 against and Montreal 1010 with 2 for and 24 against. Calgary 2200 59 5 leads the West, Saskatchewan 100 1 25, Winnipeg 1001 2, Edmonton 1010 8, and B C 1010 18 2. Week One results include Calgary 23 B C 18 and Ottawa 30 Hamilton 29 Toronto 24 Montreal 20 Winnipeg 25 Saskatchewan 25 Calgary 36 Edmonton 35. Week Two schedule lists Ottawa at Montreal 5 30 p.m., Edmonton at Winnipeg 6 30 p.m., Toronto at Hamilton 5 30 p.m., Saskatchewan at B C 8 p.m. End of Pre-Season.
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WMBL Western Major Baseball League All Times Local
Event listings show all times in local zones for the Western Major Baseball League in the Eastern Conference context. Details about fixtures and venues are not provided in the fragment.
Toronto and New York City lead MLS standings shown
Major League Soccer standings and results run through June with Toronto and New York City atop the table. Western Conference shows Kansas City and Portland contending, while recent results include Chicago 2 Atlanta 0 and Montreal 1 Kansas City 1.
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Stuttgart clay results highlight mixed ATP WTA action
In Stuttgart and Nottingham, Mischa Zverev defeats Hanfmann 7-6 6-2 on clay, Kohlschreiber beats Johnson 7-6 5-7 7-6, and Haas upsets Federer 2-6 7-6 6-4. Notable doubles include Bryan brothers over Tomic and Zverev 7-6 6-4. In Nottingham, Vekic defeats Boserup 6-3 6-4, Barty over Fett 6-2 6-1, Pironkova over Nara 6-3 6-2, plus several first-round wins. Other tours in Rosmalen feature Bedene, Zverev, Benneteau, and Konta advancing across men and women events.
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